Re: Chinese input question
From: LEE Sau Dan (danlee_at_informatik.uni-freiburg.de)
Date: 01/03/04
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Date: 03 Jan 2004 16:10:03 +0100
>>>>> "Andy" == Andy Baxter <news3@earthsong.null.free-online.co.uk> writes:
Andy> Typing chinese characters into vim might not work though -
Andy> you can only use these characters with an application that
Andy> copes with character sets and fonts with more than one byte
Andy> per character. Don't know if vim will do this. Ideally you
Andy> want something that can read utf-8.
It's time to learn Emacs! :)
Emacs has built-in multilingual (not just i18n + l10n) support since
version 20 -- some 5 years ago. And it comes with its own
input-method system, which also works in console mode. I've been
using it for editing Chinese (and also other languages) texts files
and mail/news since then, and I don't even need xcin.
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